All Stars reshuffle as Webber joins Lakers big men
PaulaDelphia AP reports Shaquille ONeal out, Webber starts in his place. Davis in for Carter, Iverson plans No. 6 tribute, Jordan commits limited minutes, Kobe wears No. 24 in media day and LeBron leads a multinational rookie showcase on the All-Star weekend schedule.
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Lure Makers Roll Out 2002 Bass Tackle Arsenal
The 2002 bass tackle glow includes many new lures from US and foreign makers. Senki soft plastics gain four laminated colors and a three inch drop bait, while Yo Zuri expands with Crystal Minnow Deep Diver and Banana Boat walk the dog topwater. Bandit Taires debuts the Spitz walking bait, and Berkley Power Bait lines add Bungee Power Bait lures with curled tails. Mizmo and Mizmo lunch new soft plastics, plus weedless tube jigs and crawfish baits diversify the season for drop shotting, shaking, and Carolina rigs.
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Tao Ti O 4 1 Rother Y Re The Mo Lat Se Maes Et
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a jumbled sequence. The readable pieces reference Tao Ti O and a list of terms seemingly from a report, with unclear dates or events. Preservation of named entities is limited by legibility. the item remains a partial, non-cohesive snippet.
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Indians unveil new uniforms with Chief Wahoo still worn
The Cleveland baseball team plans new home uniforms featuring the Chief Wahoo logo on the left chest and navy caps with a red script letter. Colors will include silver as a first addition to the red, white and blue scheme, and the change marks the first major update since 1994. The logo remains controversial, drawing protests from church groups and American Indian advocates who say it dehumanizes natives.
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Rockies Near Deal With Free Agent Harnisch
Colorado negotiates with Pete Harnisch as a potential addition to the pitching staff. Harnisch, 25, posted a 0 0 record last season with Cincinnati and carries a 11 103 career mark with a 3.89 ERA in 321 games, with reports suggesting a minor league contract upfront and a later move to the 40-man roster after spring training and a physical. The pact could range from 250 000 to 500 000 with protection if health issues arise. He would join eight contenders for a five man Rockies rotation.
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Suns Guard Stephen Marbury Arrested for DUI in Scottsdale
Phoenix Suns guard Stephen Marbury was arrested Friday on a driving under the influence charge in Scottsdale after weaving, speeding at 75 mph in a 40 mph zone, slurred speech, and breath alcohol above the limit. He was held about two hours, released, and the case sent to the city prosecutor. Marbury issued an apology statement.
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McNair buys minority stake in Texans from Enron founder
Bal McNair acquires Kenneth Lay’s minority share in the Houston Texans. Lay confirms sale amid Enron collapse. family spokeswoman notes no further comments. Lay’s wife aims to sell real estate holdings including a $7.1 million Houston home to weather bankruptcy fallout and thousands of job losses.
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Sosa Loses Money in Caracas Hotel Incident
Sammy Sosa and his brother reportedly lost about 20 000 to 87 600 dollars at the Caracas Hilton during a Caribbean World Series visit. Police officials and hotel management offered no comment as the Universal newspaper cited unidentified sources. The player had returned to his native Dominican Republic after the mishap.
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Holyfield backs Tyson license after Las Vegas ban
Evander Holyfield says Mike Tyson deserves another license after the 1997 Nevada action that revoked his license. Tyson’s 1999 Las Vegas fights and a 1999 license bid are noted, with possible Texas or California applications and promoter Tommy Hearns showing interest in staging a fight.
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Las Vegas
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Eye
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New Daytona 500 rules rattle Ford teams
NASCAR tests new Daytona rules with no practice and a cautious pace. Ford teams complain of disadvantage while Chevrolet and Dodge drivers post top speeds in Friday sessions. Roush Racing notes slow Fords as manufacturers dispute the change and assess front row chances for qualifying.
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